Solana Bundle Checker
Use this free bundle checker for Solana tokens to estimate how likely a new launch was bundled. Bundled tokens get bought up by connected wallets in the first block, then dumped on regular buyers once the price moves. Enter what you can see on Solscan, Birdeye, or RugCheck and get a bundle risk score before you buy.
What Is The Solana Bundle Checker?
The Solana Bundle Checker is a free tool that estimates whether a Solana token launch was bundled. A bundled launch means several wallets, often controlled by the same person or team, buy the token in the same block right after it goes live. This gives the illusion of fast organic demand. Once real buyers push the price up, the bundled wallets sell together and the price drops.
You enter data you can pull from a block explorer like Solscan, Birdeye, or RugCheck. The tool scores that data and gives you a bundle risk estimate, a rug pull probability, and a plain recommendation. It does not connect to your wallet or pull live chain data on its own.
This tool is for research only. It is not affiliated with Solana, Solana Labs, or any token project, and it does not give financial advice.
How The Solana Bundle Checker Works
Bundling shows up in a few patterns: many wallets buying in the same block, those wallets funded from one source, a high concentration in the top 10 holders, and an unlocked liquidity pool. The calculator weighs each of these and returns a combined score.
Step 1: Pull The Token Data
Open the token on Solscan or Birdeye. Check the holder count, top 10 holder percentage, liquidity lock status, and mint authority. RugCheck will flag shared funding wallets directly if you paste the contract address there.
Step 2: Enter The Details
Select the closest match for each field. If you’re not sure about wallet funding patterns, RugCheck’s bundle detection report usually tells you outright.
Step 3: Read The Risk Report
Click Check Bundle Risk. You’ll get a score out of 100, a risk level, an estimated bundled wallet range, rug pull probability, liquidity risk, and a recommendation.
Formula Used
A higher score means more signals point to a coordinated launch. A single flag on its own, like an active mint authority, is common on brand new tokens and isn’t proof of bundling by itself. It’s the combination that matters.
What Raises Bundle Risk On Solana
| Signal | Effect On Risk |
|---|---|
| 10+ wallets buying in the same block | Very High |
| Wallets funded from one source | Very High |
| Unlocked liquidity pool | High |
| Top 10 wallets hold over 35% | High |
| Active mint authority | Medium |
| Dev wallet holds over 10% | Medium |
| Under 50 holders | Medium |
What Lowers Bundle Risk
- Liquidity pool burned or locked
- Mint authority renounced
- Holder count spread across 1,000+ wallets
- No shared funding wallet across early buyers
- Top 10 wallets holding under 10% combined
- Token has traded for 7+ days without a coordinated dump
Bundle Risk Score Ranges
| Score Range | Risk Level | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – 19 | Low | Few or no bundling signals |
| 20 – 39 | Moderate | Some flags, worth more checking |
| 40 – 64 | High | Multiple strong bundling signals |
| 65 – 100 | Critical | Pattern matches a coordinated launch |
Why Use This Bundle Checker
- Free to use, no wallet connection needed
- No login or signup
- Instant bundle risk estimate
- Works on mobile and desktop
- Turns raw explorer data into one clear score
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You enter data you’ve already checked on Solscan, Birdeye, or RugCheck, and the calculator scores it. It doesn’t connect to your wallet or query the chain on its own.
Not with this tool. You’ll need to pull the holder count, top 10 concentration, liquidity status, and funding pattern from an explorer first, then enter them here.
Bundling is when multiple wallets, usually controlled by the same person, buy a token in the same block right after launch. It creates fake early volume and sets up a coordinated sell once the price rises.
No. It’s a probability estimate based on patterns tied to past rug pulls. A high score means more caution is warranted, not that a rug pull is guaranteed.
No. This tool is for research only. Always do your own due diligence before buying any token.